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Dr. Vaibhav Yadav is a scientist at Idaho National Laboratory where he performs and leads several research efforts in the areas of risk, reliability, safety, security, and regulations in nuclear power plants. He performs research in wide ranging areas of Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA), dynamic PRA; data-based risk-informed decision-making, risk-based methodologies for cyber and physical security, economics, and digital twins. He has extensive experience in working with US commercial utilities to develop and implement risk-informed computational methodologies for optimizing physical security. He is currently serving as a member of the Physical and Cyber Security Subcommittee of the ANS/ASME Joint Committee on Nuclear Risk Management.
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The RePEc plagiarism page Floating photovoltaic power plant: A reviewAlok Sahu, Neha Yadav and K. SudhakarRenewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2016, vol. 66, issue C, 815-824Abstract:The noticeable rise in the electricity demand, fast depletion of fossil fuels, along with environmental concerns throughout the world has led to the requirement of commissioning Solar PV plants in large scale. Solar photovoltaic (PV) installation has the burden of intense land requirements which will always be a premium commodity. To conserve the valuable land & water, installing Solar PV system on water bodies like oceans, lakes, lagoons, reservoir, irrigation ponds, waste water treatment plants, wineries, fish farms, dams and canals can be an attractive option. Floating type solar photovoltaic panels have numerous advantages compared to overland installed solar panels, including fewer obstacles to block sunlight, convenient, energy efficiency, higher power generation efficiency owing to its lower temperature underneath the panels. Additionally, the aquatic environment profits by the solar installation because the shading of the plant prevents excessive water evaporation, limits algae growth and potentially improving water quality. This paper gives more insight about the Floating PV technology, its present status & various design options.Keywords: PV systems; Types of solar PV installation; Floating solar PV system (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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Speaking on the occasion, Akhilesh Yadav who studied environmental engineering in Australia, said that it was a major milestone for the state and would ensure clean power for UP which has been reeling under huge power shortage. He said that the state governments budget would be tabled in the forthcoming assembly session and it would lay stress on boosting power production as it was crucial for industrialization and economic growth. He said that some bureaucrats had proposed increasing power tariffs to raise more revenue but he struck down the proposal.
Power Distribution Corporation, Niteshwar Kumar said that the project was Uttar Pradesh's first solar plant to come up under the Jawahar Lal Nehru Solar Mission scheme and would show the way to other such projects for which there was immense potential in UP. He said that solar power plants provide reliable and clean power besides helping them meet Renewable Purchase Obligations mandated by the centre.
This paper describes ongoing work within the Light Water Reactor Sustainability pathway at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to optimize the security and cost of nuclear power plants. It introduces the dynamic risk assessment tool developed at INL, Event Modeling Risk Assessment using Linked Diagrams (EMRALD). EMRALD is leveraged to optimize the security posture of a nuclear power plant by integrating force-on-force (FOF) simulations and operator mitigation actions, including dynamic and flexible coping strategies (FLEX). To illustrate the methodology, four attack scenarios are modeled in a commercially available FOF simulation tool using a hypothetical nuclear power plant facility. The simulation results provide valuable insights into possible attack outcomes, as well as the probabilistic risk of a core damage event given these outcomes. Safety mitigation procedures are modeled in EMRALD dependent on the attack outcomes by considering human operator uncertainties. The results demonstrate that the number of armed responders can be optimized, while still maintaining the same protection level as the initial security posture. The proposed modeling and simulation framework of integrating FLEX equipment with FOF models enables the nuclear power plants to credit FLEX portable equipment in the plant security posture, resulting in an efficient and optimized physical security system.
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